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Now That It Is Nice Out, What Are You Looking Forward To? By Warren Westura

MAY 2019

VOL. 18 NO. 4 David J. Black

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I look forward to putting on my shorts and getting outside!

Walking in Loantaka, because it’s peaceful, shaded, tranquil and beautiful.

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Running, because I am sick of the treadmill. —Maggie Clark, Chatham Township

Golf…I like to get outside! —Jeff Johnson, Harding

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Play golf, because I want to take money from my friends!

Going to the beach. It’s warm and sunny, and it’s a great place to be!

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Walking my dog outside. —Whitney Clark, Summit

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On the Spot Now That It is Nice Out, What Are You Looking Forward To?

In The Vicinity

Juniors for Goryeb Nine-Hole Golf Fundraiser to be Held

10 Calendar of Events 14 Family-Friends Summer Kick-off 16 Now’s The Time Tour 20 Don McLean Performs 22 Buddy Guy The Blues is Alive Tour

26 New Kids On The Block—The Mixtape Tour

24 The North Jersey Woman Expo Vendor Preview 28 Health, Beauty, Wellness 28 Improve Your Health and Feel Your Best with High-Quality Nutrition and Wellness Programs 29 Treating and Preventing Dental Erosions and Recessions 30 Safe and Health Ears

31 Dr. Alexis Parcels Answers Questions Regarding BIA-ALCL 33 Resource Directory

34 Restaurant Guide 38 Diamond Minds Breathing Room

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NJ Sharing Network Celebrates Life Through 5K Event

very year, thousands of walkers, runners and volunteers are brought together by NJ Sharing Network’s 5K Celebration of Life to honor those who gave the gift of organ or tissue, pay tribute to those who have receive a transplant, offer hope to those currently waiting for a transplant and remember those who passed away while waiting for the gift of life. For many, this annual event means far more than a walk/run. “Our Celebration of Life events are more than a 5K. It’s a chance for those in our community affect by organ and tissue donation to come together,” said NJ Sharing Network President and CEO, Joe Roth. NJ Sharing Network raised nearly $1.2 million through its 5K Celebration to Life to support its Foundation’s mission to increase the number of lives saved through research, donor family support, education and public awareness about life-saving benefits of organ and tissue donation and transplantation. They are currently gearing up for events in Long Branch on May 19 and New Providence on June 2.

Free Antique Appraisals

NS Antiques, located in Montclair, buys everything from antiques and fine art to silver and coins. Their attention to detail and skilled knowledge of antiques ensures that every client receives accurate information about each item and that sellers receive top dollar. For those with items they are looking to sell or whose value they are unsure of, ANS Antiques offers customers free appraisals on antiques, which can be done in the store or right from their home.

he North Jersey Woman Spring Event will take place on Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at Mayfair Farms in West Orange. To purchase tickets call 973-276-1688 or visit NJWExpoSpring19.eventbrite.com. Enter promo code NJWEVI to recieve a $2.00 discount.

With 25 years of experience, Sam, owner of ANS Antiques, has spent years researching items to understand their value. When appraising an item, he can determine its age and monetary value. Recent appraised items have included toys, bronze, silver, jewelry, and paintings, among others. To receive an appraisal, call ANS Antiques to schedule a meeting, or schedule online at www.ansantiques.com.

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Repurposing T-Shirts for Hospital Patients

ooking to give back to the community, Jessica Kim, co-owner of Grace Cleaners, started sewing charming hats that are made from using old t-shirts. The hats are distributed to patients of all ages at Overlook Medical Center in Summit who have lost their hair after undergoing cancer treatments. Jessica hopes to increase the distribution of her hats to include hospitals in all of Essex, Morris and surrounding areas. In order to do so, Jessica is accepting donations of cotton jersey t-shirts of any size and color. T-shirts with sequins, characters on them, etc. are encouraged as they make the hats even more unique. Donations should be dropped off at Grace Cleaners at 398 S. Livingston Avenue in Livingston.

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his year marks the 50th anniversary of The Museum of Early Trades & Crafts (METC), spearheaded by founders Agnes and Edgar Law Land. The mission of the METC is to foster the understanding, cultivation, and appreciation of America’s past by presenting and interpreting the history, culture, and lives of the inhabitants of New Jersey from its earliest settlement through the present day. The current exhibit, Narrative Threads: New Jersey Quilts and Textiles, showcases historic textiles from the museum’s collection and features pieces made by contemporary NJ textile artists who draw inspiration from the past. This exhibit, on display through June 9, offers an interactive, hands-on component that encourages visitors to explore the materials used to create textiles. METC›s Education Department offers a variety of exciting programs aimed at engaging children with the history and art the museum presents. This includes a range of different after school programs, offered throughout the year.

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Juniors for Goryeb Nine-Hole Golf Fundraiser to be Held

fter spending time as a patient at Goryeb Children’s Hospital at Morristown Medical Center, Cole Ekert, a 10th grader at Chatham High School, and avid golfer, wanted to give back. “I know how stressful hospital visits can be for kids and I wanted to find a way to make their experiences a little better.” Likewise, Sydney Lapper, a 10th grader at Gill St. Bernard’s and her sister Whitney, a 7th grader at the school, who also golf, were looking to give back. The hospital paired them together, and according to Cole’s mom Samantha, “It was a perfect match – a hole in one.” Last year, the kids planned a successful golf event called Juniors for Goryeb, raising $18,000 for the renovation of the pediatric playspace, Mickey’s Garden. This year, they hope to raise over $20,000 to purchase 47 gaming systems and games for pediatric patient rooms. “Many of the gaming systems need to be replaced and new rooms need to be stocked,” says Cole. “These systems really help kids relax while they are in the hospital. They are very important for kids to use to stay connected to other kids. I am so glad we can help them.”

To reach this goal, the junior co-chairs will again be hosting the Juniors for Goryeb event, on June 5 at Roxiticus Golf Club in Mendham, where 36 junior golfers, ages 10-18, will enjoy a relaxed 9-hole outing, with a banquet that includes their parents to follow. They are currently seeking corporate sponsors for Gold ($1000), Silver ($500) and Bronze ($250) levels and individual donations of any size. To register to play, sponsor or donate, go to: http://www. f4mmc.org/juniorsForeGoryeb. “There are a lot of charity outings for adults,” says Whitney. “We thought it would be fun to have one for kids. We love watching the kids show up with big smiles on their faces to play a fun day of golf that will help others. It’s a really good day.” “It’s incredible to see kids giving back to kids,” echoes Sydney. “We are so proud of our children who have turned their love of golf into their passion for helping others,” says Melissa, mother of Sidney and Whitney. “They are three amazing kids with huge hearts.” “I too am proud of the kids’ dedication,” says Samantha. “They truly care about the cause and are gaining leadership skills by running the event. May 2019

“I’m also thrilled that so many kids play in the event,” she adds, “A wonderful by-product is introducing philanthropy to children. I hope this encourages their lifelong support of giving to others.” “Goryeb Children’s Hospital at Morristown Medical Center is grateful to the kids and their families for all of their hard work and dedication to creating this wonderful event,” says Geraldine Kling, major gifts officer, Foundation for Morristown Medical Center.

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“Flower Power” PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT MAY 2 THROUGH MAY 29

Ten New Jersey photographers are each presenting a portfolio of three images showing bold, dramatic and beautiful portraits of flowers. The show is open to the public and free of charge. Runs through May 29. Daily, 9am-4:30pm. The Haggerty Education Center, The Frelinghuysen Arboretum, 353 East Hanover Ave., Morristown. www.arboretumfriends.org

Calendar of Events M AY 2 0 1 9 Wednesday, May 1 Working the Land: Life, Family, and Change in the Early 1800’s NJ This is the first new permanent installation at the museum since 1996. The new exhibit tells the stories of those men and women who lived in New Jersey during the mid-1800’s, exploring the tools and strategies that helped people of the time meet the challenges of working the land. One of the focal points in the new exhibit are discussions about “moments of change” which include new technologies, innovations, adaptations and breakthrough inventions that would eventually alter people’s lives. Museum of Early Trades & Crafts, 9 Main St., Madison. www.metc.org

Getting Organized

Women’s Workshops

Evelyn Cucchiara, Madison resident and professional organizer, will offer her S.A.N.E. method of organizing to help get your home in order and keep it that way. Evelyn is the author of the bestselling book, 30 Days to an Organized Home. 7pm. Registration is requested. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. 973-635-0603. www.chathamlibrary.org

Free for NCJW members. Fee for non-members is $7 per workshop. May program is Medicare Made Clear! Please call for date and time. NCJW/Essex Center for Women, 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston. 973-994-4994. www.centerforwomenNJ.org

Computer Classes Computer training is available to all women at all levels. Fee is $85 per course. May classes are Intro to WORD and Basic EXCEL. Please call for dates and times. NCJW/Essex Center for Women, 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston. 973-994-4994. www.centerforwomenNJ.org

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Summer Camp Registration at The Connection SummerFun (mornings), Afternoon Specialty Camps- STEM, cooking, fashion, fine arts, robotics, digital media, sports, gym, warrior, cheer, plus Theater and Travel Camp. Extended hours. Camps run from June 24-Aug 23, offering weekly full day/half day sessions for boys and girls ages 3 and up. The Connection, 79 Maple St., Summit. 908-273-4242. www.TheConnectionOnline.org

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Career Services

VET Assistance Program

This ongoing program is a service of our vocational counseling, which holds one-on-one meetings and group workshops designed to help women enter the job market, return to the workplace, or make a career change. Services include goal setting, career planning, resume writing, interviewing skills, and job search strategies. Clients may also visit the Career Closet to be outfitted with work appropriate clothing. Please contact NCJW/Essex Center for Women, 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston. 973-994-4994. www.centerforwomenNJ.org

Understanding Veterans benefits including healthcare and the Veteran’s Home care Vet Assist Program. 1–2pm. SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit. To register call 908-5985548 or email education@sageeldercare.org.

Morristown International Folk Dancers Beginners and newcomers welcome, No partners needed. Every Wednesay evening. 7:30-11pm. Mountain Lakes Community Church, 48 Briarcliff Rd., Mountain Lakes. 973228-5966. wwwfolkdance.tripod. com_morristown.html

LAW (Legal Assistance for Women) Ongoing program that provides clients with a confidential consultation by a professional to determine how best to approach a legal concern. Appointments must be scheduled in advance. Fee is $12. Call 973-994-4994 for all class schedules, information, andregistration. NCJW/Essex Center for Women, 70 South Orange Ave., Suite 120, Livingston.

Thursday, May 2 Book Discussion Group Th group will discuss “First Class: The Legacy of Dunbar, America’s First Black High School” by Alison Stewart. 7pm. The Springfield Free Public Library, 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. 973-376-4930 x228.

Registration for After School Program Homework assistance, enrichment activities for K-5th grades 3-6pm at Brayton, Jefferson, Jefferson Primary Center, Lincoln-Hubbard, Franklin, Washington and Wilson Primary Center Schools. 6-8th grades 2:45-6pm, Monday–Friday. 2019-2020 school year registration forms are online. The Connection, 79 Maple St. Summit. 908-273-4242 Registration forms at www.TheConnectionOnline.org

Zero Waste Daniel METC invites you to an evening with Zero Waste Daniel. Founder, Daniel Silverstein is a NY fashion designer, A graduate of Madison High School, FIT and a zero waste pioneer. Daniel will be sharing more about his brand and his process. Light fare and wine served. 6–9pm. Museum of Early Trades & Crafts, 9 Main St., Madison. Registration required www.metc.org

“My Son, The Waiter, A Jewish Tragedy” Production Brad Zimmerman combines years of training as an actor with years on the standup comedy circuit to create this hybrid play that weaves a bittersweet tale of one man’s lengthy, and we do mean lengthy, struggle in New York City. Bickford Theatre, Morris Museum 6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown. 2pm-May 5, 4pm. 973971-3706.

Award Winning Environmental Documentary “Bag It” Screening This award winning film focuses on the negative effects that plastic has on our oceans, environments and bodies and offers strategies for reducing its use. Free and open to the general public. 7pm. The Springfield Free Public Library, 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield.www.springfieldpubliclibrary.com

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Friday, May3 “The Important of Being Earnest” Production The Chatham Community Players is closing its 97th season with one of the greatest comic masterpieces of all time, Oscar Wilde’s last and most enduring play, “The Importance of Being Earnest”. This production will run through May 18. The Chatham Community Players, 23 N. Passaic Ave., Chatham. 973-635-7363. www.chathamplayers.org

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A Day at the Races

Music Vibe at the Dome Lounge

SATURDAY, MAY 4

Musical Theater Auditions

Auditions! Broadway Boot Camp! July 1st-20th. Final Show in NYC. Exciting classes in singing, dancing,TV/ acting, comedy, stage combat, auditioning and more. Meet and train with Agents and B’way Professionals. Ages 7-18, beg.-adv. levels. Pool party. To schedule appt., call Randy: 973-868-6259.

The vinyl was searched for the best beats and have assembled an eclectic mix of genres and party starters spinning the hottest old school & new school dance tracks to keep the vibe strong and the dance floor bouncing with dance hits from across the decades. DJ performances every Friday & Saturday from 8pm-1am. Classic late-night comfort food and full desert menu available Fridays & Saturdays 5:3010pm. Dome Lounge at The Manor Restaurant, 111 Prospect Ave., West Orange. 973-731-2360. www.themanorrestaurant.com

15th Annual Van Vleck Plant Sale

An afternoon of horses and hats in the grandeur of a Gilded Age mansion. Wear your best hat, grab a m int julep and enjoy the excitement of one of America’s oldest sporting events, all whilst helping to preserve local history. 4-8pm. Fairleigh Dickinson University, Florham Mansion, 285 Madison Ave., Madison. RSVP. www.Friendsofflorham.com

“She Loves Me” Production

The Fair features fabulous local Walnut Street businesses, live music and performances, 50+ vendors and displays, food trucks, a beer garden, artists, a Kids’ Zone, 50/50 raffle, and much more. 10am. Rain date: 05/05/19. Hosted by Junior League of Montclair-Newark (JIMN). Walnut Street (between Forest and Grove), Montclair. 973-746-2499. For more info: www.jlmn.org

Saturday, May 4

24th Annual Plant Sale

Building Speedwell Spend the day as a preservation specialist, and use your problem solving skills to build and move a model building. Learn about the initiatives used to build the Historic Speedwell we know today and the technology needed to move historic buildings. 2-4pm. Historic Speedwell, 333 Speedwell Ave., Morristown. www.morrisparks.net

Summit Chorale Concert Join Summit Chorale as they present Sergei Rachmaninoff’s beloved All-Night Vigil, opus 37. Additionally, the Chorale will premiere Prometheus by award-winning composer John Conahan in honor of Maestro Juneau’s 10th anniversary as Music Director of the Chorale. Calvary Episcopal Church, 31 Woodland Ave., Summit. 7:30pm. www.SummitChorale.org For tickets visit www.brownpapertickets.com

2019 Summit Free Market

The 15th Annual Van Vleck Plant Sale is the perfect place for stocking up on unique perennials and shrubs to help spruce up your garden. The Garden Staff will be onsite to offer tips and recommendations. Rain or shine. Open to the public. 9am-4pm; May 4: 9am4pm; May 5: 10am-4pm; May 6: 10am-2pm. Van Vleck House & Gardens, 21 Van Vleck St., Montclair. 973-744-4752. www.vanvleck.org

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‘She Loves Me” follows a store clerk and a salesgirl in a parfumerie who cannot stand each other, but are unaware that they are conducting an anonymous romantic correspondence. Will love continue to blossom once their identities are revealed? Runs through May 19. The Summit Playhouse, 10 New England Ave. Summit. 908-273-2192. www.thesummitplayhouse.org

Bring yard sale quality reusable items to share and take whatever you want or need. It’s all free! 8-3pm. Summit Transfer Station, 40 New Providence Ave., Summit . www.cityofsummit.org

Soapmaking Hilda Bahner will teach melt-and-pour soapmaking and discuss the origins of soap. Make 2 or 3 bars of soap to take home. Free. 11:30am. Adults. New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908-665-0311. Register online at www.register.communitypass.net/newprovidence

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Members are welcome to shop all weekend. Public sale opens Saturday morning and plant advisors will be available throughout Saturday and Sunday, 9am-4pm, to help shoppers select the best plants for their gardens. Frelinghuysen Arboretum, Haggerty Center, 353 East Hanover Ave., Morris Township. www.arboretumfriends.org

Sunday, May 5 Concord Singers Concert The Concord Singers will perform their spring concert, Key, under the direction of Anna Lenti. 3-4pm. Adults. New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908-665-0311. www.newprovidencelibrary.org

DIY Eco-friendly Cleaning Products White vinegar, baking soda, and lemon juice. Believe it or not, these are the key ingredients of many environmentally safe cleaning products. And it all works! Learn about the ingredients found in our personal and household cleaning products you may want to avoid, and how products labeled as “environmentally safe” are not all created equal - and why you should be concerned. 2-4pm. Livingston Public Library, 10 Robert H Harp Dr., Livingston.

Art Show with Linda Howe

“Music From Five Centuries” Concert

Jazz Mondays!

New Providence resident, Linda Howe will present a mixed media show of her paintings entitled, “Bloom Where You Grow.” An opening reception will be held from 2:15-4pm. The show may be viewed during regular library hours through May 31. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. 973-635-0603. www.chathamlibrary.org

Internationally-acclaimed artists—violinist Elmira Darvarova and distinguished French hornist Howard Wall perform a unique program of music from five centuries for Violin and French Horn. Free admission. Free will donation suggested. 4pm. Christ Church, 66 Highland Ave., Short Hills. 973-379-2898.

Love big band music? Stop by and listen to some great tuns played by Glenn Frank and his talented 16-piece Jazz Band. 8-10pm. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd., West Orange. 973-736-7899. www.suzyques.com

Maplewood Record Fair + Music Extravaganza

Tuesday, May 7

Monday, May 6 Caregiver Support Group for Spouses

Project H.O.P.E. Spring Cancer Survivorship Lecture Series

Around 30 vendors offering an eclectic assortment of vinyl records, CDs, 78’s, cassettes, music paraphernalia, collectibles, vintage clothing, comics, books, and more. Maplewood’s Cedar Ridge Cafe & Bakery will be serving vegan and vegetarian food. 10am-4pm. The Woodland, 60 Woodland Rd., Maplewood. 973-843-7157. www.thewoodlandnj.com

A support group for caregivers will be led by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and InfoCare Manager Kathy Larkin. The topics include coping with caregiver emotions and managing stress, navigating care options, and defining our roles as caregivers. Pre-registration is required for this free group. Every other Monday, 2-3:30pm.SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit. To register call 908-598-5509.

The Saint Barnabas Cancer Program presents this series which addresses the unique support needs of cancer patients who have completed treatment. “The Benefits of Exercise for Cancer Survivors.” Free. Registration required. 6-7:30pm. Also May 14-“Defining Yourself After Cancer Treatment” 6-7:30pm. RWJBarnabas Health Corporate Office, 95 Old Short Hills Rd., West Orange. 973-322-2671.

Richard Reiter’s Swing Band Performs

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The group features Richard Reiter on saxophone, clarinet and flute, plus vocalist Tricia Slafta. Repertoire includes such favorites as “Our Love is Here to Stay,” “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” “As Time Goes By,” and many more. The audience is invited to both listen and dance during the performance as space permits. 2pm. The Springfield Free Public Library, 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. www.springfieldpubliclibrary.com

Topics to be covered will include traditional and Roth IRAs, 401k and 403b accounts, bonds, Unit Investment Trusts (UITs), mutual funds, and life insurance. Comparisons will be made between tax free and taxable investments. This program is free and open to the general public. 7pm. The Springfield Free Public Library, 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. www.springfieldpubliclibrary.com

American Original Artists of the 20th Century Janet Mandel, retired art history educator, will present a lecture on American artist Florine Stettheimerwho transformed the world of art in the 20th century. 11am. Sign up required. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. 973-635-0603. www.chathamlibrary.org (continued on page 14)

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SATURDAY, JUNE 1

Family-Friendly Summer Kick-off Event Features 6 Local Tribute Bands

“The Under Cover Music Fest is an exciting opportunity to bring residents and visitors downtown to experience the Village center and to showcase the musical talents in our community. Furthermore, the money raised through sponsors is being reinvested back into the community through beautification and other neighborhood enhancements,” explained Steven Pedigo, SOVCA Chair.

outh Orange Village Center Alliance (SOVCA) is pleased to present the second annual Under Cover Music Fest, a free event for all ages. The festival aims to bring people together through their common love of music and community, while dancing in the streets of downtown South Orange. World-class musicians from the area will be performing covers of the most popular hits from a collection of famous artists: Aretha Franklin (Mark Murphy’s Music Student Band: Dithmi & The Franklins; Prince (Ricky Persaud, Jr. & Crossroads); The Meters (Nation Beat); Bill Withers (Curtis Winchester Band); Dave Matthews Band (Mark Murphy and Friends) and Radiohead (Charlie Pollock and Friends).

New this year is a large beer garden, which will serve beer from four regional top breweries, wine, cider, and a “Flood’s Hill” specialty cocktail. The Under Cover Music Fest stage will be located on Sloan Street on Saturday, June 1 from 4-10 pm (rain date Sunday, June 2, 3-9 pm). Downtown parking will be free thanks to the South Orange Parking Authority.

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CASA for Children Informative Event

Blues Tuesdays

Sprouts Plant Zoo

Over 1,700 abused and neglected children in Essex County are currently without a permanent home. CASA volunteers work to ensure that essential services are made available to these children while helping to move them toward safe and permanent homes. All it takes is 1 hour to find out how you can make an impact on their lives. Squirrel & the Bee, 515 Millburn Ave., Short Hills. For more information or to RSVP visit www.tinyurl.com/CASAEssex. 973-622-4831.

Andy Lackow and friends play it the way you like it. 8-11pm. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar, 34 South Valley Rd., West Orange. 973-736-7899. www.suzyques.com

Dogwood, Pig Squeak, and Puzzy Willow...why do some plants have such strange names? Take a walk to search for the plants that look like animals and guess their names. Ages 2-4 with adult. Wednesdays. 1011am, 1-2pm. Frelinghusen Arboretum, Haggerty Center, 353 East Hanover Ave., Morris Township. www.arboretumfriends.org

Communication Strategies Workshop for People with Hearing Loss This workshop given by Patt Dobbs, author and President of the Hearing Loss Association of America will help you, or your friend or partner, communicate better. 4–5pm.SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit. To register call 908-598.-5548 or email education@sageeldercare.org

“The Lure of Portraiture” Art historian Vivian Gordon will provide an introduction to the striking paintings by the 16th century North Italian artist Giovanni Battista Moroni on display at The Frick Collection. 7pm. Millburn Library Auditorium, 200 Glen Ave., Millburn. 973-376-1006. www.millburnlibrary.org

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Wednesday, May 8 Camp Parent Orientation Everything you need to know for your kids to have the best summer experience. Camp Directors will provide an overview session covering: activities, what to expect this summer, what to pack and more. 6:45-7:45pm. The Connection, 79 Maple St., Summit. 908-273-4242. Registration forms at www.TheConnectionOnline.org

Wednesday Karaoke Sing the night away. 8pm. SuzyQue’s BBQ and Bar. 34 Soutb Valley Rd., West Orange. 973-736-7899. www.suzyques.com

Ladies Night Out New Eyes for the Needy is hosting it’s first Ladies Night Out at their resale shop, Fabulous Finds! Relax and unwind while enjoying wine and snacks while you shop for hidden gems: gently used jewelry and designer pieces, upscale home decor, and stylish sunglasses. 7-9pm. New Eyes for the Needy, 549 Millburn Ave., Short Hills. www.new-eyes.org

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Thursday, May 9 Teen & Tween Cooking or Crafting Participants choose whether they prefer crafting (making paper flowers) or cooking (mini no-bake cheesecakes). They can keep their creations themselves or gift them to their moms for Mother’s Day. Grades 5-12. 4-6pm. New Providence Memorial Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908-665-0311. Register online at www.register.communitypass.net/newprovidence

Ladies Night Out Grab your girlfriends and visit METC at Ladies Night Out sponsored by Madison Chamber of Commerce. Enjoy light refreshments while viewing the exhibits, then shop unique handcrafted items in the gift shop. METC will also be raffling gifts, including family memberships and a selection of goodies from our shop at 6:30 and 7:30pm. 5:30-8:30pm. Museum of Early Trades & Crafts, 9 Main St., Madison. Registration and details at www.madisonnjchamber.org

AL’s Shed World Has It All! A Bouquet for Mom Young arrangers will create a beautiful floral masterpiece and learn how to take care of it just in time for Mothers’ Day. Ages 6-10. 4-5pm. Frelinghuysen Arboretum, Haggerty Center, 353 East Hanover Ave., Morris Township. www.arboretumfriends.org

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Friday, May 10 Musical Theater Auditions Auditions! Broadway Boot Camp! July 1st-20th. Final Show in NYC. Exciting classes in singing, dancing,TV/acting, comedy, stage combat, auditioning and more. Meet and train with Agents and B’way Professionals. Ages 7-18, beg.-adv. levels. Pool party. To schedule appt., call Randy: 973-868-6259.

Soul Cruisers Concert Enjoy an evening with friends and colleagues over delicious cocktails and cuisine, live music and dancing, and a fabulous auction. Celebrate Red! will honor New Jersey heroes who are strengthening the foundation and supporting the growth of Red Cross services in our communities. 10pm2:30am. The Westin Governor Morris, 2 Whippany Rd., Morristown.

82nd Annual Maplewood Garden Club Plant Sale Shop from an extensive selection of plants. Proceeds are returned to the community through MGC’s community projects, scholarships, youth garden, and speaker’s programs. Noon-8pm; May 10: 8am-8pm; May 11: 8am-4pm (rain or shine). Maplewood Community Pool parking lot, 187 Boyden Ave., Maplewood. www. maplewoodgardenclub.org/plant-sale

Spring Support Group Some members of our community may be struggling with feelings of loneliness, increased stress about health concerns, or sadness over loss. If you would like to explore these feelings and receive support, compassion, and connection from other members of our community, please sign up for this 6-session support group. Thursdays. 1:30-2:45pm. The Senior Center Of The Chathams, 58 Meyersville Rd., Chatham. 973-635-4565.

Medicare 101 SAGE will host SHIP (State Health Insurance Assistance Program) to discuss Medicare plans and options. SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit. 1–2pm. To register call 908-5985548 or email education@sageeldercare.org. To make an appointment with a SHIP counselor, please call: 908-273-6999.

An 11 piece show band performing all the greatest R & B, Soul, Disco, and Motown hits of the 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s. Dinner session 6pm-8pm. “Show Only” DJ Music between 8-8:30pm. Live Musical performance starts at 8:30pm. The “Dinner & Show” Package includes a cocktail hour-style buffet dinner. Hosted in The Manor’s Imperial Ballroom, 111 Prospect Ave., West Orange. 973-731-2360. www.themanorrestaurant.com

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American Original Artists of the 20th Century Janet Mandel, retired art history educator, will present a lecture on an American artist who transformed the world of art in the 20th century. Featured artist, Norman Rockwell: An American Phenomenon. 11am. Sign up required. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. 973-6350603. www.chathamlibrary.org

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NOW’S THE TIME TOUR Collective Soul & Gin Blossoms

ollective Soul are pumped and primed to celebrate their 25th anniversary in 2019 in all-out style, but they’re really just gearing up for the long haul. Ever since the barnburning rock band from Stockbridge, Georgia burst onto the national scene with the runaway success of their multi-platinum 1993 debut Hints Allegations and Things Left Unsaid and its ensuing mega-smash hits like “Shine” and “Breathe,” they’ve been on an upward trajectory that’s seen them play to sold-out audiences across the globe while concurrently amassing an impressive catalog of beloved songs instantly recognizable by their titles alone. They are proud to welcome the newest member of their recorded family into the world titled Blood. Blood is the culmination of a quarter-century of Collective Soul assessing not only where they’ve come from, but also where they’re going.

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The Gin Blossoms record “New Miserable Experience” with singles “Hey Jealousy,” “Allison Road,” “Until I Fall Away,” “Mrs Rita,” and “Found Out About You” rocketed the band into the mainstream going on to sell over 5 million copies making the band a 90’s radio mainstay. In 1995, Robin Wilson, Jesse Valenzuela and veteran composer Marshall Crenshaw wrote the bands 4th of 9 sound track inclusions; “Til I Hear It From You.” The smash hit was released as a Gin Blossoms single and it appeared on the platinum sound track for the film Empire Records. The band performed in over 100 cities in 2017, and with additional promotional stops 2017 was one of the busiest touring years since the early 90’s. 2017-2018 laps the 25th anniversary of the bands 5 times platinum album New Miserable Experience. Gin Blossoms

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Saturday, May 11 Intro to Photoshop with Adobe Learn the Basics of Photoshop with Certified Adobe Instructor Blake Taylor. Blake will review the essential tools to enhance your photographs. Practice images will be provided. You will receive a take home booklet to reference when needed. Bring 1-2 images you would like to work on. Each student will need a notebook and some type of storage and transfer media for image files to bring to and from class. Thumb drives or external pocket hard drives are all suitable. 11am-3pm. Unique Photo SuperStore, 123 US Hwy 46 (West), Fairfield. 800-631-0300. www.uniquephoto.com

Scherman Hoffman and Great Swamp Century Run Participants will have access to the off-limits management area of the refuge. Our record of 102 species was set in 2002. 7am-3pm. Register by May 9. Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd., Bernardsville. 908-396-6386. www.worldseriesofbirding.org

20th Annual Our House Run

National Public Gardens Day Enjoy Macculloch Hall’s historic garden buzzing with family activities and presentations, including a visit from Insectropolis! Children and their caregivers create art and explore the garden. Free. Rain or shine. Pre-registration is requested for all programs. 10am-1pm. Macculloch Hall Historical Museum, 45 MacCulloch Ave., Morristown. Please pre-register at cwinslow@maccullochhall.org or 973-538-2404, ext. 16.

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The 150th Anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad

Our House Foundation is hosting the 20th Annual 4 Miler and 2 Mile Walk. All division Championship USATF-NJ Grand Prix Series. Fee includes over $1,000 in random prizes including long sleeve shirt, lunch,,DJ, personal bibs, free photo download, VIP Club/teams incentives available. Register online at www.OurHouseOurRun.org. Registration closes May 9th. Call 908-464-8008 x 122 with questions.

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The Transcontinental Railroad connected a nation in May 1869 when the Golden Spike was driven in Promentory, Utah. Special Events: Vintage train rides along the historic “Whippanong Trail” throughout the day; track laying demonstration; cab tours of Steam Locomotive No. 385; music performances by Bach-To-Rock; educational and fun for the whole family! Whippany Railway Museum, 1 Railroad Plaza at the intersection of Route 10 West & Whippany Rd., Whippany. 973-887-8177. www.WhippanyRailwayMuseum.net

5K Run for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation The mission of the foundation is to cure cystic fibrosis and raise awareness about this rare, genetic, life-shortening disease that makes it difficult to breathe and shortens lives. Proceeds from the event help accelerate innovative research and drug development, as well as advance care and advocacy. Registration is free, but walkers are encouraged to raise funds. 10am. Registration. 11am 5K Walk. Essex County Verona Park, Bloomfield Ave. and Lakeside Ave.,Verona. www.fightcf.cff.org

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Sunday, May 12 Mother’s Day at Willowwood Arboretum

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a tour of the beautiful gardens including the extensive lilac collection. Enjoy some light refreshments and purchase some baby lilacs to plant at home or give to Mom. Enjoy activities for the whole family. Noon-4pm. Willowwood Arboretum, 300 Longview Rd., Far Hills. www.willowwoodarboretum.org

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Meet the piglets born this spring, and help the farmers round them up for weighing. Guess which piglet weighs the heaviest - be careful, they are wiggly! 1-2pm. 2-3pm. Fosterfields Living Historical Farm, 73 Kahdena Road, Morris Township. 973-326-7645. www.morrisparks.net

“Rapunzel” Production Well-known characters from the classic story mingle with delightful new characters to answer your long-asked questions: How did Rapunzel end up in the tower? Where did the prince come from? And most important of all, just What the heck is a “Rapunzel”? May 11, 12, 18, 19 at 1:30 and 3:30pm. Studio Players, 14 Alvin Place, Upper Montclair. 973-744-9752. www.studioplayhouse.org/rapunzel

Parenting Retreat Join Maria Sanders, LSW and PCI Certified Parent Coach® and Jean Beeks, Certified Yoga and Mindfulness Teacher for a half day of fun, and connection: Tea time and building connections-Yoga and meditation; engaging activities to fill your soul. Tea, coffee, and snacks included, BYO lunch or order in. 10am-2pm. Cornerstone Montclair, 198 Bellevue Ave., Montclair. 201-500-7397 for inquiries. www. bookme.name/MSParentCoach/lite/ mothers-day-retreat

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Join the Society of Musical Arts for a free concert with the Society of Musical Arts Orchestra under the direction of Stephen Culbertson of West Orange. Special feature: world premiere of Concierto Caribe by Roberto Sierra with flute virtuoso Carol Wincenc. Also on the program, music by Ravel, Strauss Jr., Sibelius, Gould, and Rózsa. 3pm. Leon & Toby Cooperman JCC, Ross Family Campus, 760 Northfield Ave., West Orange.

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Treat your mother, grandmother, or special person in your life to an elegant afternoon high tea, featuring a multi-course sampling of scrumptious scones, tantalizing tea sandwiches, and delectable desserts created by David Ellis Events. After tea, take a guided stroll about our spring gardens. Seating begins at 12:45pm and serving promptly at 1pm. Advance registration is required. Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave., Summit. 908-273-8787.

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If your family is big on fitness, sign up for a 5K this Mother’s Day and raise money for a worthy cause. The YMCA of Summit works in support in the LIVESTRONG® organization; if you or a loved one has been touched by cancer, this is a perfect event to participate in. 7:30-11am. Race begins at 9am. Berkeley Heights Memorial Park, Bolton Boulevard And Park Ave., Berkeley Heights.

Open the doors of opportunity when you meet and interview with hiring managers at companies ranging from small local businesses clear on up to Fortune 500 corporations. Benefit packages offered. Free for all job seekers. 11am-2pm. Ramada Plaza Newark Liberty International Airport, 160A Frontage Rd., Newark. www.eventbrite.com/e/newark-jobfair-may-14-2019

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“10 Things You Need to Know About Today’s Antiques and Collectibles Market” Program

Governor Whitman served in the cabinet of President George W. Bush as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. She was the 50th Governor of the State of New Jersey, serving as its first woman governor from 1994 until 2001. Governor Whitman will share her views on “ The State of the World, Where Do We Go from There?” 7pm. Pre-registration is requested. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. 973-6350603. www.chathamlibrary.org

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Tuesday, May 14 American Original Artists of the 20th Century Janet Mandel, retired art history educator, presents a lecture on an American artist who transformed the world of art in the 20th century. Georgia O’Keefe: Speaking with Color and Shapes. 11am. Sign up required. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. 973-635-0603. www.chathamlibrary.org

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Learn about mind boosting nutrition that can help keep brains healthy and sharp. Presented by ShopRite of Chatham and Overlook Medical Center. 12:30pm. The Senior Center Of The Chathams, 58 Meyersville Rd., Chatham. 973-635-4565.

In addition to working as an auctioneer, appraiser, and home downsizing specialist, guest speaker Michael Ivankovich, is also the host of the radio show ,”What’s it Worth,” which can be heard Friday mornings from 9:30 to 10:30am EST on WBCB 1490am. 7pm. The Springfield Free Public Library, 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. www.springfieldpubliclibrary.com.

Thursday, May 16 Creating a Cottage Style Garden

The charm of a cottage style garden is characterized by the profusion of plants, color, fragrance and little bit of whimsy. Diane Lattanzio of the Rutgers Master Gardener Program, will present essential elements and simple steps to achieve the look of a cottage garden. 7pm. Pre-registration is requested. Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., Chatham. 973-635-0603. www.chathamlibrary.org

Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia

Learn about the relationship between Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. Examine what happens in a brain affected by Alzheimer’s and the risk factors associated with the three general stages of the disease. Learn about FDA-approved treatments available to treat some symptoms and look ahead to what is on the horizon in Alzheimer’s research. 6–7pm. SAGE Eldercare, 290 Broad St., Summit. To register call 800-272-3900.

The Spring International Film Festival

The library will screen Back to Burgundy (2017) at 1and 7pm. Free. The Springfield Free Public Library is located at 66 Mountain Ave., Springfield. 73-376-4930. www.sfplnj.org

Friday, May 17 Community BBQ Celebrate Spring! Enjoy grilled chicken, ribs and burgers, delicious and decadent desserts, music and games outside on the lawn (inside if raining). Free. 5:30-7:30pm. Ogden Memorial Presbyterian Church, 286 Main St., Chatham. RSVP by May 14th. 973635.-5567.

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Music for May In Montclair The Community Band presents a concert performed by 60 adult musicians from Montclair and the surrounding communities. A great event for all ages! 7:30pm. Montclair High School Auditorium, 100 Chestnut St, Montclair. www.MontclairCommunityBand.org

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Duel of the Decades: 70’S vs. 80’S Two of the greatest cultural eras go head-to-head in the ultimate battle. A fun and unique evening of pop culture, Duel Of The Decades is an interactive live music competition. Are you Team 70’s or Team 80’s? Using your mobile device, cast your vote to determine the winner. The Wellmont Theater, 5 Seymour St., Montclair. w w w. b i t . l y / D u e l 7 0 8 0 M o n t . www.montclaircenter.com

An Evening with Robert McCormick, Concert Organist Robert McCormick is widely heralded by his colleagues as one of the finest concert and church musicians of this era. Known for his creative and unique abilities in organ improvisation and commanding, eloquent performances of repertoire of all styles. 7pm. Free-will offering. Calvary Church, 31 Woodland Ave., Summit. 908-2771814, www.calvarysummit.org

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Don McLean Performs

ince first hitting the charts in 1971, Don McLean has amassed over 40 gold and platinum records worldwide and in 2004 was inducted into the Songwriters’ Hall of Fame. “American Pie” was voted number 5 in a poll of the 365 “Songs of the Century” compiled by the Recording Industry Association of America and the National Endowment for the Arts. His second single,“Vincent,” was another massive hit for Don McLean and solidified his status as an iconic singer-songwriter. In 1969, Don recorded his first album, Tapestry, in Berkeley, CA. The student riots were going on outside the studio door as Don was singing “And I Love You So” inside. The transition to international stardom began in 1971 with the release of “American Pie.” Interest from the media and public sent the single to #1 in the U.S.and Don to international super stardom. His second single, “Vincent,” became an instant hit. In the wake of “American Pie” and “Vincent,” Don McLean became a major concert attraction. In 2002, “American Pie” was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. In 2004, Don McLean was inaugurated into the National Academy of Popular Music Songwriters’ Hall of Fame.

South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC) 8pm. Open the show is Joshua Garcia. One SOPAC Way, South Orange 973-313-2787 www.sopacnow.org

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Intro to Lightroom with Adobe

Full Moon Hike

Join Adobe Certified instructor Blake Taylor for this hands-on class that will introduce you to Adobe Lightroom Classic CC. By following a photographic workflow, you’ll first learn how to import digital photos into Lightroom. From there, you’ll learn different ways to manage your photos, make one-click adjustments, and then make more advanced adjustments using the controls that Lightroom offers. You’ll also experiment with Lightroom’s non-destructive environment by enhancing a variety of photos by working within Lightroom’s Library and Develop modules. 11am-3pm. Unique Photo SuperStore, 123 US Hwy 46 (West), Fairfield. 800-631-0300.

May’s full moon is known as the “Flower Moon” to signify the flowers that bloom during this month. Join Hazel England, GSWA Director of Education and Outreach, Land Steward, as she leads us on a hike to discover some gentle nighttime creatures. This hike is free to all GSWA members. Non-members welcome. 7:30–9pm. GSWA Conservation Management Area (CMA), 83 Tiger Lily Ln., Harding Township. Registration required. 973-538-3500. www.GreatSwamp.org

The Art of Flower Photography Workshop

For the 34th time, the paths of Essex County’s beautiful Verona Park will again be transformed into a craft boutique and art gallery with handcrafted jewelry, clothing, clay, metal, wood, photography, sculpture and artwork to satisfy every taste.The free event will be held from 10am-5pm, rain or shine.Co-sponsored by Essex County Department Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs and Rose Squared Productions, Inc, the show is located on the corner of Lakeside and Bloomfield Avenues. Go to www.rosesquared.com for additional info and a gallery of creations of participating exhibitors. Also May 19.

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Nature photographer David DesRochers’ “The Art of Flower Photography” will help participants to understand digital SLR camera settings and how to use them to manage light and sharpness. David will also cover the basics of composition and will share a few creative ideas that you can use to change an ordinary subject into a work of art. Bring your camera for a hands-on practice session following the presentation. 1-3:30pm. Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd, Bernardsville. 908-396-6386.

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Sunday, May 19 Maplewood Street Fair & Craft Show Arts & crafts fair with music, food, rides, dance, Martial Arts performances and free admission. 11am5pm. Downtown, Maplewood.

New Jersey Mills: Whatever Happened to Them? More than a thousand water-powered grist, saw, cotton and woolen mills provided food, shelter, and clothing in New Jersey in the late 1800s. Over the decades, some of those mills were converted to other uses; many fell into ruin; and others simply vanished. Surprisingly, a few still function today. Speaker: Phil Jaeger. 2pm. Chatham Township Historical Society, Chatham Township Municipal Building, 58 Meyersville Rd., Chatham. 973-635-4911. www.chathamtownshiphistoricalsociety.org

Pastel Demonstration

Artist Dannielle Mick discusses and teaches participants about the Richeson line of (soft) pastels. See how the different types of Richeson pastels are used in the layering blending and highlighting of her painting. Dannielle will be ‘painting’ on Richeson’s robust and hearty Black Sanded Pastel Paper. Talk with Dannielle and ask questions after demonstration. 1-3pm. Registration required. Jerry’s Artist Outlet, 495 Prospect Ave., Essex Green Shopping Plaza, West Orange. 973-669-0995.

Discover Dragons and Damsels Come and learn about dragonflies and damselflies, fascinating and beautiful members of the insect world. After an illustrated program inside, participants will scout the fields and ponds for local species. This program is suitable for children aged 7 years and older. 1:30-3:30pm. Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary, 11 Hardscrabble Rd., Bernardsville.908-396-6386.

The 11th Annual Historic Fashion Show - Fashion Wars!

Cheesefest! Join for an afternoon where it’s all about cheese. Taste it. Pair it. Crack it. Meet the animals that give it to us. Discover how it’s made the old-fashioned way. Live music with “Watchung Riders,” games, and all you can eat cheese! Sponsored by Schuman Cheese. Presented by the Montclair History Center, Rutgers Cooperative 4-H Program. 2-5 pm. Rain or shine. Cost is $20 for people 21+, which includes a beverage ticket. $15 if you register online in advance. $5 for anyone under 21 and designated drivers, additional drink tickets will be available for purchase. Montclair History Center’s Crane House and Historic YWCA, 110 Orange Rd., Montclair. www.montclairhistory.org

Summit Symphony Concert The orchestra, under the direction of musical director Michael Avagliano, will perform “80 Years in One Russian Night”, music by Mussorgsky, Borodin, Rachmaninoff and Rimsky-Korsakov. There will be original artwork by students of Summit High School on display starting at 2pm, and the concert will begin at 3pm. Summit High School, on Kent Place Blvd., Summit. www.summitsymphony.org

Annual Lilac Party and Wine Tasting Enjoy the intoxicating fragrance of lilacs in bloom at the Willowwood Foundation’s annual garden fundraiser featuring artisan Spring wines. Stroll through spring gardens and taste tempting tidbits while listening to a cappella music provided by The Ten. Place your bids at the garden themed silent auction featuring unusual plants. 4:30-7pm. Willowwood Arboretum, 300 Longview Rd, Far Hills.

Monday, May 20 Changing Women’s Presence in STEM = Force + Mass + Momentum Enjoy a historic fashion show featuring models wearing clothing from before, during, and after memorable conflicts in American history. Interact with the models as they describe their clothing in great detail and discuss life during that time period. On the hour between 1 & 4pm. Historic Speedwell, 333 Speedwell Ave., Morristown. To register, 973-285-6537. www.morrisparks.net

Presented by Dr. Karen Gevirtz, Professor of English and Co-Director of the Women and Gender Studies program at Seton Hall University. Dr. Gevirtz is a member of the Summit College Club branch of the American Association of University Women which is sponsoring this informative event. 7pm. New Providence Library, 377 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. Refreshments will be served. 908464-7176. www.summit-nj.aauw.net

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BUDDY GUY

The Blues is Alive Tour

uddy Guy is one of the greatest living blues artists in the world, defining second generation Chicago blues with his wild performances and screaming guitar solos. The Grammy Award winner and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee is an iconic force who proves that the blues are alive and well.

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Tuesday, May 21 Conquering Mount Everest Program After many months of training and conditioning, Dan Stringham and three companions undertook and survived one of the most dangerous and physically demanding challenges known to mankind: reaching the summit of Mt. Everest in Nepal. Hear Stringham tell his story, including the life lessons this experience taught him. 9:30-11:30am. Summit Old Guard, New Providence Municipal Building, 360 Elkwood Ave., New Providence. 908-591-4759. www.summitoldguard.org

Wednesday, May 22 Kids Can Cook! Cooking with Friends! Cooking is always better, when you share the fun with a friend. Create some fanciful finger foods and a delightfully delicious dessert. Ages 5+. 4-5:30pm. Registration is required. Reeves-Reed Arboretum, 165 Hobart Ave, Summit. 908-273-8787.

Thursday, May 23 Madison Farmers Market

Green Infrastructure for Managing Storm Water: NJ’s New Rules The Department of Environmental Protection is issuing new rules for storm water management that mandate use of green infrastructure such as bioswales, rain gardens, pervious pavement, tree wells, etc. Learn about these elements of landscape architecture and how they enhance aesthetics, health, and safety from Marian Glenn, Summit Environmental Commissioner and President of the Trustees of the Rahway River Watershed Association. 6:30-8pm. Free. Summit Free Public Library, 75 Maple St., Summit. Registration is required. 973-538-3500. www.GreatSwamp.org

Burn Peer Support Group The Susan Fischer Burn Peer Support Group is designed to help burn survivors and their families adjust to their new lives. The group is led by staff from The Burn Center and SOAR (Survivors Offering Assistance in Recovery) volunteers who are burn survivors themselves. 3:30pm. Free; registration required: Saint Barnabas Medical Center, 94 Old Short Hills Rd., Livingston. 973-322-5856.

“Odeza” Performs “Odeza” returns with its long-anticipated third album, “A Moment Apart” a body of work filled with longing, nostalgia, hope and unity that moves into expanded sonic and psychic territory, seamlessly balancing organic and layered synthetic sounds, creating a dreamy, often stirring hybrid that owes as much to Motown and ‘60s surf music as it does to electronic forebears. The Wellmont Theater, 5 Seymour St., Montclair.

Saturday, May 25 Memorial Day Parade Thursdays, 2pm-7pm. Runs through October 24. Central Ave. between Main St. and Cook Ave., Madison.

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LOOKING AHEAD—TUESDAY, JULY 2

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK

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ulti-platinum selling pop super-group, New Kids On The Block are bringing their highly anticipated 2019 tour with an epic lineup to Prudential Center! NKOTB, with special guests Salt-N-Pepa, Naughty by Nature, Tiffany and Debbie Gibson, have combined have over 100 million records sold worldwide. Upping the ante for this tour, NKOTB have packaged the ultimate lineup for a once in a lifetime live show experience that you don’t want to miss.

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Monday, May 27 Berkeley Heights Memorial Day Parade Parade will begin at the rescue squad, travel down Snyder Avenue to Springfield Ave., onward to Plainfield Ave. and will finish with a Memorial Day ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park. (Corner of Plainfield and Park Ave.) Berkeley Heights. 9:30am-Noon. www.berkeleyheights.gov

Summit Memorial Day Parade Sponsored by the Summit Fourth of July and Celebration Committee, the parade will be led by members of the Summit American Legion Post and will start at 10am and begin at 25 DeForest Ave. to the Village Green. Summit. www.summitcommunityprograms.com

Celiac Pop-Up Event During May, in recognition of Celiac Awareness Month, The Kogan Celiac Center of RWJBarnabas Health and ShopRite will team up for this fun and education event. Stop by to sample gluten-free food and speak to our experts to learn more about the diagnosis and treatment of Celiac Disease. 10am-1pm. Barnabas Health Ambulatory Care Center, 200 South Orange Ave., Livingston.

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Wednesday, May 29 Singing teapots and candlesticks, an evil spell, and an unlikely love story are all part of the magic of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. The whole family will be enchanted by this gorgeous production, featuring stunning costumes and sets, spectacular dance numbers, and, of course, a fairy-tale ending. Runs through June 30. Paper Mill Playhouse, 22 Brookside Drive, Millburn. 973-376-4343. www.papermill.org

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The band performs songs from an array of musical genres including rock, soul, blues, reggae, jazz, and even a little disco with lots of originals and unique covers. 7:30-9:30pm. Montclair Brewery, 101 Walnut St., Montclair. www.montclairbrewery.com

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The 5K Celebration of Life is a special time of healing for those whose lives have been touched by organ and tissue donation. Spend a morning with our loving and supportive community, whether you walk, run, volunteer or simply cheer on the crowd. Enjoy entertainment, dancing, refreshments, food trucks, sponsor village, giveaways and kids’ activities. Through the 5K Celebration of Life, our Foundation is committed to increasing the number of lives saved through innovative transplant research,family support, public awareness and education about the life-saving benefits of organ and tissue donation and transplantation. 7:30 am event begins. 8:30 am race. 10am walk. NJ Sharing Network Headquarters, 691 Central Ave., New Providence. www.events.njsharingnetwork.org

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Improve Your Health & Feel Your Best with High-Quality Nutrition & Wellness Programs By Susan Baldani, photo by Dan Epstein

3yond Nutrition, located in Caldwell, was started in 2014 by Beth Candela. After being diagnosed with Crohn’s disease and prescribed medicine that only helped some of her symptoms, she knew she needed to do more. “I became a Registered Dietitian because I wanted to take my own health back in my hands,” said Beth. An avid marathon runner, she obtained board certification in sports dietetics in order to work with athletes. Interestingly, although most athletes focus on how to prepare for a competition, Beth says it is their daily nutrition that is very important and that which makes the biggest difference. “Registered Dietitians share researched, evidence-based facts; we are the food experts,” said Beth. Beth helps people lose weight, lower blood pressure, cholesterol as well as their blood sugar. In fact, she has actually helped people who were insulin-dependent completely reverse their diabetes. Beth also conducts food sensitivity testing to help people who have irritable bowel syndrome, migraine headaches and auto-immune diseases, such Irritable Bowel Disease, Fibromyalgia, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis. She accepts most health insurance, which will often cover basic nutrition education. She has also taken many counseling classes. “It’s not just about food.

Beth Candela Sometimes it’s emotional; something in their life is out of balance. People turn toward food as a distraction or to avoid feeling sad, lonely or stressed,” said Beth. Beth also opened Beyond Cryotherapy in 2018, and some clients use both services. Our Whole Body Cryotherapy and Infrared Sauna, she explained, can help relieve symptoms of autoimmune diseases and inflammation, improve sleep and focus, oxygenate and detoxify the body, help with weight loss, blood pressure and strengthen the immune sysytem. It can also help injuries heal faster, reduce pain, bring down inflammation, and increase energy.

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This is why she chose the name B3yond Nutrition. It’s a comprehensive approach to becoming and staying healthy by focusing on your nutrition, fitness and wellness goals. She does all the counseling herself, and most of it is one-on-one.

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What can the dentist do about this? At the office of Dr. Helen Chiu, DMD, PA, they frequently place a thin veneered layer of composite bonding over the thin root and enamel. This procedure can be performed without drilling away any healthy tooth structure. The veneer will restore your smile and help prevent further loss of root structure and enamel. This is a very conservative treatment, but it is an effective way to address dental erosions and recessions. Imagine being able to confidently smile again. There are also ways to minimize recession and erosion. First, you must visit the dentist every six months for preventive care. Second, after consuming acidic beverages (such as coffee, tea or soda) or acidic foods (such as fruit, balsamic vinegar or tomato sauce), rinse your mouth with water. Your teeth will remineralize in a matter of minutes after rinsing. If you grind your teeth at night, it is best to wear a night guard. Lastly, brush your teeth gently and do not use a hard toothbrush.

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Safe and Healthy Ears By Christine S. Maxwell, photo by Dan Epstein

or more than 36 years, Summit Hearing Aid Center LLC has provided hearing health care services to area residents. While hearing devices have improved significantly over the years with technological advances, Summit’s commitment to providing the highest quality of patient care has remained steadfast. Leslie Herman, Au.D., Doctor of Audiology, explains that the newest devices may have added safety components. With summer approaching, avid swimmers may use colorful, floatable, and custommade earplugs to prevent water from getting into the ears. Also, another similarly-made earplug has an added membrane for conversation. Some hearing aids are equipped with a feature for maintaining balance. A specific device within the hearing aid notifies emergency personnel when patients fall. “Ears are the key to health,” says Dr. Herman. “Keeping abreast of latest technological advancements and enhancements to hearing devices ensures that we deliver the quality of care that our patients expect.”

Summit Hearing Aid Center LLC 75 Summit Avenue, Summit | 908-277 6886 www.summithearingaidcenter.com

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Discovery Wellness Center is one of the few dedicated centers for treatment of families and children in the state which accepts most insurance plans. We work with children of all ages, as well as adults, couples and families. Along with our sister center, Discovery Psychotherapy Center, we have trained and licensed therapists with a variety of specializations. Some of our areas of expertise are: • Parenting Skills • ADHD & Neuropsychological Assessments • IEP Planning & Advisement as well as In-School Observations • Art & Play Therapy • Couples & Family Therapy • LGBTQ issues • Trauma with EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing for Trauma) • EFT (Emotionally Focused Therapy) • Substance Abuse Therapy • DBT (Dialectic Behavior Therapy) • Sex Addiction Therapy

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Dr. Alexis Parcells Answers Questions Regarding BIA-ALCL

here has been a lot of recent media attention regarding the risk of a certain type of cancer associated with breast implants, known as Breast Implant Associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). We reached out to Dr. Alexis Parcells, a Plastic Surgeon specializing in Breast Reconstruction and Aesthetics, to answer the following questions regarding this condition.

What is BIA-ALCL? BIA- ALCL is not breast cancer. Rather, it is a rare type of lymphoma that has been predominately found in women with textured (as opposed to smooth) silicone breast implants. The FDA estimates that there are 5 million to 10 million women worldwide who have breast implants. As of November 2018, there have been 626 confirmed cases of BIA-ALCL reported worldwide. If you are unsure if you have a smooth or textured breast implant, ask your plastic surgeon.

How would a patient know if she has BIA-ALCL? How is it diagnosed? Asymptomatic women without breast changes do not require more than routine mammograms and breast exams. The most common symptom reported is usually swelling of the breast, often caused by fluid building around the implant. Other symptoms include pain, lumps, and asymmetry between breasts. The fluid may be seen on ultrasound and a sample can be tested in a laboratory to confirm the diagnosis.

How is BIA-ALCL treated? The recommended treatment is removal of the breast implant and the surrounding scar tissue layer, or capsule. Additional treatment may be necessary.

Should patients have their implants removed because of BIA-ALCL? Currently, neither the FDA nor any Plastic Surgery society recommends that women should preventatively remove textured breast implants to prevent BIA-ALCL. This is not a disease of breast tissue, rather it is related to the texturing of the implant device. Case reports of the same disease have recently been described in textured gluteal implants. However, there are women who have been concerned enough about BIA-ALCL and have chosen to have their implants removed. There are some women who were already considering a breast implant revision, and the BIA-ALCL issue gave them one more reason to decide to proceed.

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Where can I find additional information and resources about BIA-ALCL? For the most up-to-date information regarding this condition, I suggest visiting the following websites: • American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS): smartbeautyguide.com/procedures/breast/breast-augmentation • American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS): plasticsurgery.org/ cosmetic-procedures/breast-augmentation/safety • FDA: www.fda.gov/MedicalDevices/ProductsandMedicalProcedures/ ImplantsandProsthetics/BreastImplants/ucm259296.htm

Spiro Plastic Surgery 101 Old Short Hills Road, West Orange | 973-736-5907 | AlexisParcellsMD.com

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ALTAIR HEALTH, A NEW HEALTHCARE SYSTEM DEVOTED TO COMPREHENSIVE SPINE CARE, OPENS IN NEW JERSEY Altair Health, one of the nation’s first physician-managed healthcare systems devoted to comprehensive spine care, has opened in New Jersey. Altair Health is taking the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of spine conditions to the next level. “Managed by physicians, Altair Health is bringing together a team of experts from numerous specialties to leverage the power of integrated, evidence-based care – and guide each patient through every step of their treatment – to improve their outcomes,” Dr. Chris Valerian, chief operating officer of Altair Health, explains. “Altair Health patients have convenient access to all of the specialties needed for evaluating and treating spine conditions – whether minor or highly complex – within one integrated healthcare system. A team – including neurosurgeons, physical therapists, pain management specialists, physiatrists, acupuncturists, wellness specialists and more – manages their care from start to finish.” This end-to-end care navigation starts from the very first contact and continues until the patient is released. It removes any confusion and uncertainty a patient may have as well as ensures uninterrupted care and the continual flow of patient information. Amongst the Altair Health partners are some of the most progressive physicians and wellness professionals specializing in spine care in the U.S. Atlantic NeuroSurgical Specialists (ANS), the largest neurosurgical practice in New Jersey and one of the most advanced in the country, is steering Altair Health’s efforts. “Patients have convenient access to ANS and all Altair Health resources and services at our own facilities,” Valerian explains. “They no longer have to look outside of the system for best-in-class physical therapy centers and the like.” Altair Health Morristown features neurosurgeons’ offices located directly across the hall from its physical therapy and wellness center so experts from all disciplines can take a hands-on approach to guiding and monitoring patient care. The building features state-of-the-art exam rooms, an x-ray facility and procedure room. Massage therapy, therapeutic yoga and acupuncture are just some of the wellness services offered there. Altair Health Surgery Center in Florham Park features advanced design and high-tech equipment that enable medical professionals to deliver the most advanced medical treatment – including minimally invasive techniques. Here, teams of professionals who specialize only in spine care treat patients. “Altair Health brings a unique approach to spine care to the New Jersey region,” Valerian concludes. “Our unique focus is on guiding patients and delivering the best outcomes possible.” n

Introducing a new physician-managed health system that’s revolutionizing spine care in New Jersey.

Guiding patients. Delivering outcomes. (973) 285-7800 altairhealth.com

HEALTH, WELLNESS, BEAUTY DIRECTORY Cryotherapy. Beyond Cryotherapy aims to make health, wellness and beauty simple to achieve. They use cutting edge technology to empower you to realize more. Cryotherapy, infrared sauna, Cryoskin, Celluma Low Light Therapy, Normatec Compression Therapy and HyperIce Heated Vibration Therapy provide a whole-body approach to anti-aging, muscle recovery and increased metabolism.

Beyond Cryotherapy 333 Bloomfield Ave, Suite 302 Caldwell | 973-556-8133 www.BeyondCryotherapy.com

Dentist. The Silverstrom Group is far from your ordinary dental practice. From the moment you set foot in their contemporary spa-like office, a group of friendly, highly trained professionals who truly care about you and your smile will be at your service. They welcome you to take a moment to meet their spectacular team.

The Silverstrom Group 580 S. Livingston Avenue, Livingston 973-992-3990 | www.ReadyToSmile.com

Health Care. Altair Health is a new physician-managed healthcare systems devoted to comprehensive spine care. Altair Health patients have convenient access to all of the required specialties – from neurosurgeons to physical therapists, pain management specialists, physiatrists, acupuncturists and wellness specialists – within one integrated healthcare system.

Altair Health Morristown 60 Columbia Road, Building A, Morristown | 973-285-7800 altairhealth.com The mission of Peak Medical is to provide the finest, most advanced and effective treatments available in a caring, nurturing environment. The goal is to eliminate the pain and limitations that patients suffer from so that they may lead happier, healthier, more productive lives. They listen to each patient’s concerns with compassion so they can provide care that is specifically designed for each individual so that they can reach their healthcare goals.

Peak Medical 492 Springfield Avenue, Berkeley Heights | 908-665-0770 www.peakmedicalnow.com RWJBarnbas Health strives to meet the evolving needs of men and woman—whether that be enhancing the coordination of treating complex health conditions or improving community health through local programs, including access to primary and speciality care providers.

RWJBarnabas 888-724-7123 | www.rwjbh.org

Hearing Aids. Summit Hearing Aid Center is a full service diagnostic and dispensing clinic dedicated to providing personalized, compassionate hearing services. Contact them today for an appointment with a hearing specialist to discuss hearing health, hearing aids and the best way to treat hearing loss.

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Medical Aesthetician. The Medical Spa at Spiro Plastic Surgery, formerly Regeneration, The Medical Spa, provides the highest quality of non-surgical and minimally invasive procedures using the most advanced technologies. From microblading to HydroFacial MD’s The Medical Spa procedures work to regenerate the skin and face. The Medical Spa also offers a variety of medical grade skin care products including Obagi and SkinMedica, as well as options for scar management.

The Medical Spa at Spiro Plastic Surgery 101Old Short Hills Road, Suite 510, West Orange | 973-736-5907 www.drspiro.com

Organ Donation. NJ Sharing Network is a non-profit, federally designated organization responsible for saving and enhancing lives through the recovery and placement of donated organs and tissue.

NJ Sharing Network 691 Central Ave, New Providence 908-516-5400 | www.NJSharingNetwork.org

Orthopedic. Summit Medical Group has the largest orthopedics practice in New Jersey with 24 locations. We have 48 specialists covering all facets of orthopedics and sports medicine.

Summit Medical Group Orthopedics 973-832-0846 | SMGOrtho.com

Psychotherapy and Wellness Center. Their goal is to help patients restore a healthy balance to their lives. Their therapists guide, give feedback, suggest and teach techniques and most importantly: listen. Their Wellness Center has a wide range of clinical expertise for children and families.

Discovery Wellness Center 26 Madison Avenue, Morristown | 862-242-3500 www.discoverypsychotherapycenter.com

Stair Lifts. They sell, rent and repair stairway lifts, stair glides, stairway elevator, wheelchair ramps and reclining lift chairs. Their goal is to offer quality products at a fair price, and excellent service before, during and after the sale.

Williams Lift Company 24 South Avenue, Fanwood | 908-356-6170 williamslifts.com

Women’s Services. Take the first step toward improving your life! The NCJW/ Essex Center for Women is a resource for all women regardless of religious affiliation or ethnic background, and offers low cost or no cost services. The professional staff and trained volunteers provide life skills, independence, self-esteem, and career opportunities. Diversified workshops, computer classes, legal guidance, career services, and self-empowerment programs are available.

NCJW/Essex Center for Women 70 So. Orange Ave, Suite 120, Livingston | 973-994-4994 www.ncjwessex.org | www.centerforwomenNJ.org

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LIVINGSTON

Giovanni’s Bistro Bar & Catering 449 Springfield Ave, Berkeley Heights 908-464-6644 | www.giovannisbistrobar.com Featuring a fresh modern style combining the flavors from America’s melting pot with traditional techniques with a classic dining experience.

Umi Sushi 339 Millburn Ave, Millburn | 973-921-2848 www.MillburnUmi.com Traditional and Fusion sushi and sashimi. Also find teriyaki, tempura, udon and soba noodle dinners. Most fish is wild-caught. Free delivery all day. MonThu 11:30am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-11pm, Sun 12:30pm-9:30pm.

Strega Bistro 430 Springfield Ave Berkeley Heights 908-665-5905 | www.stregabh.com Modern Italian Farm to Table Bistro featuring seasonal organic menu with Mediterranean influenced-specials.

CHATHAM

Mitsuba Japanese Cuisine 237 Main St, Chatham | 973-635-3888 www.MitsubaChatham.com Traditional Japanese specialties and cuisine served in a casual setting.

Restaurant Serenade 6 Roosevelt Avenue, Chatham, NJ 07928 973-701-0303 | www.restaurantserenade.com Artful dining, as conceived by award-winning Chef James Laird. A showcase of the finest handselected seasonal and regional ingredients in simple, refined presentations by Chef Laird.

NEW PROVIDENCE Mezza Mediterranean 277 Eisenhower Pkwy, Livingston NJ 07039 973-992-9300 | www.mezzalivingston.com MEZZA prepares authentic Mediterranean cuisine with a modern touch. As you walk into our new spacious and attractive dining space, the aroma of fresh spices with a hint of citrus greets you at the door. As you and your dining companions relax in the ambiance of main dining room or our intimate private dinner space, the sight of the artistic presentation of our appetizers, entrees, and desserts will entrance you. When our attentive wait staff serves your selection from our new menu, you’ll immerse your palate in the delicious tapestry of flavors of dishes prepared with only the freshest ingredients.

MILLBURN Ms. Lin Chinese Cuisine 59 Main St, Millburn | 973-912-8838 www.MsLinMillburn.com Ms. Lin Chinese provides convenient take-out and delivery for lunch and dinner and specializes in off-premise catering.

Moe’s Bistro and Bar 535 Central Ave, New Providence 908-840-4540 | moesbistroandbar.com Located inside the Best Western Plus & Murray Hill Hotel and Suites, offer a full and varied menu with a Mediterranean flare. Full bar and live entertainment.

EAST HANOVER Fan Bistro 8 South St, New Providence | 908-898-1818 www.fanbistro.m988.com Warm, stone-&-wood-clad stop offering Chinese & Japanese fare such as sushi plus lunch specials.

SHORT HILLS Squirrel & The Bee

East Hanover Diner 275 NJ State Highway 10, East Hanover 973-884-8840 | www.EastHanoverDiner.com Soup, salad, pasta, omelets, burgers and more. Whatever the fare, they do it right. Bring the whole family to this delicious, neighborhood restaurant.

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515 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills 973-376-4888 www.squirrelandthebee.com All of their baked goods are made with a nut flour base, so they are loaded with protein, healthy fats, vitamins & minerals. The bake shop has a warm, casual atmosphere and is a great place to come with the family or to meet friends for breakfast or lunch. Also serving soups, salads, veggie burgers and more.

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Par 440 Restaurant & Lounge 440 Parsonage Hill Road, Short Hills 973-467-8882 A full service restaurant, bar & lounge located on the East Orange Golf Course in Short Hills.

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12 Islands Greek Taverna 1255 Valley Rd, Stirling | 908-647-2193 www.12islandsgreektaverna.com Charming eatery crafting traditional Greek fare, including seafood & classic homestyle dishes. 12 Island has a full bar and themenu is assembled with a wide variety of recipes from the Dodecanese and other islands.

SUMMIT Natale’s Summit Bakery 185 Broad St, Summit | 908-277-2074 www.NatalesBakery.com Enjoy a selection of house made specialties including breads, pastries, pies and cakes. Daily specials. This family owned and operated bakery is serving up their delicious twist on bakery classics for over 80 years.

“Proof that a spectacular view and extraordinary food can coexist.” Best Romantic Restaurant (GOLD)

Roots Steakhouse 401 Springfield Ave, Summit | 908-273-0027 www.rootssteakhouse.com/summit Roots Steakhouse is an old-fashioned New York style Steakhouse. Diners can expect delicious USDA aged prime beef sourced from the highest quality ranches in the mid-west.

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Eagle Rock Reservation, West Orange 973-731-3463 | www.highlawn.com Characterized by panoramic views of the New York City skyline, Highlawn Pavilion on Eagle Rock Reservation offers scenic dining at its finest. The exceptional French-infused American fare is equally matched by the restaurant’s world-class service. Highlawn is increasingly becoming the venue of choice for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays and other special occasions. Live music is offered every Friday and Saturday in the Piano Room.

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111 Prospect Ave, West Orange | 973-731-2360 www.themanorrestaurant.com The Manor combines distinctive gourmet cuisine, superior service and a fabulous environment both inside and out to provide an exceptional experience for your special event or simply dinner with friends or family.

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Bruno’s Bistro 116 Mountain Blvd Ext, Warren 732-217-1777 www.brunosbistro.com Italian fine dining restaurant, a great place to celebrate a romantic evening or a special occasion with a small group of friends or family. It is upscale ambiance with small town charm.

Spice Isle

61 Mountain Blvd, Warren | 908-668-4888 www.lukasnj.com Seafood, steak and bar offering Mediterranean cooking and culture in an upscale casual environment.

41 Mountain Blvd, Warren | 908-834-8864 www.spiceislenj.com/index.html Spice Isle introduces diners and re-connects Caribbean vacationers to tasty, flavorful Caribbean fusion cuisine. Open for lunch Tuesday through Friday and dinner Tuesday through Sunday; closed Mondays. Spice Isle offers a list of wines from Alba Vineyards in NJ.

Silk Road Restaurant

Stone House at Stirling Ridge

Lukas’ Seafood & Grill

41 Mountain Blvd, Warren | 908-561-8288 www.silkroadrestaurant.org Silk Road, the second Afghan restaurant in the state of New Jersey, transports its customers to classical Afghanistan. As you walk through the doors, you are welcomed with the sights of an old world Afghanistan, the sounds of its traditional music and the smells of fresh bread and kabobs awaiting you.

Uproot 9 Mt Bethel Rd, Warren | 908-834-8194 www.uprootrestaurant.com American eatery with creative tasting menus & à la carte fare (pizza, salad) in bright, modern digs.

WATCHUNG

50 Stirling Road, Warren | 908.754.1222 www.stonehouseatstirlingridge.com The Stone House at Stirling Ridge, nestled on 10 acres of meticulously lush gardens. The Stone House menu changes seasonally and offers specials with ingredients that are sustainable and fresh. An open kitchen for foodies to admire.

Water & Wine Ristorante 141 Stirling Rd, Watchung | 908-755-9344 www.visitwaterandwine.com Large, upscale venue on Lake Watchung featuring an Italian & American menu & lake views. Merging contemporary American fare with Italian Influence. Water & Wine offers a full service bar and wine shop.

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Diamond Minds

Breathing Room

o time? Feeling overwhelmed? Have to balance everything...family, business, checkbook? Seems to be a popular challenge. Not enough time in the day. I’m not going to give you the normal list of 3, 5 or 10 things to do to manage your time and increase the quality of each day. There are so many ways to address this and I just don’t have enough

you are dangling as the string becomes the line directly down through your spine to your feet. And then just breathe deeply in through your nose, out through your mouth. Just concentrate on your breathing. For 10 minutes each day. Do not think. Just concentrate on your breathing. I’ve been doing this for over 15 years.

“Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.” – Abraham Lincoln

room. I just want to share one idea that will take a minimum of 10 minutes out of your day. One idea. 10 minutes. I want you to pick a quiet place in your home, outside in your yard or anywhere that you can be comfortable sitting or standing alone. I want you to stand or sit with good posture as if someone has tied a string to the top of your head and

Having multiple projects that sometimes overwhelm my actions to the point I am not productive, and my thinking becomes scattered, I have used this simple method to clear the mind. What happens? You begin to get an overflow of new ideas, clarity on frustrating projects that need answers, a calming effect that grounds you, and a renewed energy that I can’t explain. Still waters run deep, and the

mind settles to its natural state. Then you come back with a rested mind and body ready to work.

Barry Farber

There’s an old story of a lumberjack competition where the younger lumberjack thought he would be the winner based upon how many trees he was cutting down and how many breaks his competitor was taking. When shocked at the end of the competition because he lost, the younger man turned to the winner and asked, “How can this be? I heard you taking breaks every hour while I worked continuously. I am younger and stronger than you. How could you possibly have beat me?” The older man smiled and said, “Son, I was not stopping to rest. I was stopping to sharpen my axe.” I want to thank the readers for all your support over the years with your letters and feedback on the impact it’s made in your life. The most recent letter came from Kimberly who inspired this Diamond Minds column.

Barry Farber is a radio and television host with expertise in sales and marketing topics, as well as a marketing consultant for corporations, professional athletes, and entertainers. He is the creator and marketer of the FoldzFlat® Pens that can be seen at www.makemypen.com. Learn more about this author at www.BarryFarber.com

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